- ISBN 978-1780744209. Taha
Jabir Alalwani (2003), La 'ikraha fi al-din: 'ichkaliyat al-
riddah wa al-murtaddin min sadr al-Islam
hatta al-yawm, pp. 93–94. ISBN 9770909963...
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defusing all
bombs on board. In Thailand, a
group calling themselves the
Riddah Rouge, led by a man
named Sudarak Thongkon, has
acquired sensitive and highly...
- He
suppressed the
tribal political and
religious uprisings known as the
riddah ("political rebellion",
sometimes translated as "apostasy"),
thereby bringing...
-
Muslims and
Rebel Arab
tribes in
August 633 CE. This was a part of the
Riddah wars.
Daumat al-Jandal was
given to Iyad ibn
Ghanm to
crush the rebels,...
- 2014-10-04. The
History of al-Tabari Vol. 10: The
Conquest of Arabia: The
Riddah Wars A.D. 632-633/A.H. 11
Golden Stories of
Accepted Prayers By
Abdul Malik...
- on the
history of the
Middle East and Palestine. One of his
books is Al-
Riddah and the
Muslim Conquest of
Arabia (1973)
which was an
extended version of...
- the
death of Muhammed. The
civil wars that
followed are now
called the
Riddah wars (Wars of
Islamic Apostasy). The term
apostasy is
derived from Ancient...
-
conquests beyond the
Arabian peninsula itself." Shoufani,
Elias (1973), Al-
Riddah and the
Muslim Conquest of Arabia,
University of
Toronto Press, ISBN 978-0802019158...
- He
suppressed the
tribal political and
religious uprisings known as the
riddah ("political rebellion,"
sometimes translated as "apostasy"),
thereby bringing...
- the
Tatar invaders. Ibn
Taymiyya drew
parallels of
their crisis with the
Riddah wars (Apostate wars)
fought by the
first Muslim Caliph, Abu Bakr, against...
